Sentence examples for charming works from inspiring English sources

The next three, starting on Monday, offer the excellent Chiara String Quartet playing three of Mozart's remarkable "Haydn" Quartets, as these ingenious and charming works, dedicated with reverence by Mozart to Haydn, are known.

More recently it has been suggested by the scholar Chiara Lachi that the author of these charming works was Piero di Lorenzo di Pratese, a pupil of Filippo Lippi's, who was active in Prato in the years shortly before his teacher's arrival here in 1452.

Their shows combine some of my favorite elements -- folk tales, Americana music, puppetry -- into moving, whimsical and charming works that show them bursting with talent and ideas.

What lifted this performance was the fresh and charming work of Mr. Dorn.

Then again, it's perhaps pointless to worry about meaning at all in this skittish, charming work.

The most unabashedly charming work is "He Understood Zen Well Enough for a Moose" (2000), by Christopher H.

Because this was by far the most charming work of art I came across in its contemporary gallery.

Outside the restaurant there is a charming, working, wooden carousel, imported from the Dentzel Carousel Company in Port Townsend, Wash.

If "Olivo e Pasquale" is not as revelatory as Mercadante's sparkling "Due Figaro," last year's American premiere, it is still a charming work.

It's a shame, because the leads (Billy Gardell and Melissa McCarthy) are wonderful, doing unfeasibly delicate and charming work amidst the hammier, sub-comedic blows of all the others.

One charming work is "Musical" (1974), in which three foot-long metal "needles" hang from a board and are drawn by magnetic impulses to strike horizontal metal wires.